Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-11
The War is Expected to Ap-
pear First in the East.


itIes-urxing Oppositi0a -
ParneIl - Diseussloa In
the Csmmess.
The Chaef neheadea ana mls Village
Burned.
1 BRxsBANR, Feh. l0.-The Oaeanaland
expedition which rent 10 New Guinea
/ 20 asenQe the murder BY the natives
| Last October at johannes of Capt. Craig,
two sailors and six Malays, from the
/ chip Emily, while engaged in pearl div
i ing, has returned. The enterprise was
| entirely successful. The native chief
responsible for The murder was caught
and baheadsd, and tbs village whers be
and bis accomplices lived was baFne4.
The Pope Enaisla.
RoAEK. Feb. 10.-In consequence Of the
recsnt speeches Of the leaders Of the
German Center party, the Papal SscFe-
| taFy sent another letter 10 the Nuncio AZ
/ Munich saying that the Pope, IN upite
Of the declaration of the Center leaders.
maintains the views expressed in his
former letters.
Pslntlna Toward ahe East.
LoHDoN, Feb. 10.-Germany, accord
/ ing to q dispatch from Berlin, has
asked France fer q formal declaration
Of neutrality In the event Of var In the
East. In Downing street the statemeot
/ ia partly confirmed. Tue communicA-
tion. however, vas un0faoial and put In
the way Of suggestion leading 40 10
/ friendly UNDERSTANDING between France
and Germany. The whole situation
peinta to the East as tbs probable hrst
scene Of WaEllke operations.
A Rlet ResnRea.
GLASGOW. Feb. 10. - The striking
miners Of Blantyre resumed Fiotine to-
day and wrecked store. Seventy Of
them we're arrested.
Troop Movements.
RKRIFN, Feb. lo.-Advicas from the
AleieFs, published IN the krsnr ZsifNng,
have caused much excitement heFe.
The dispA .ches say that a number Of
Generals and staff officers left Algeria
20 resume commands In France; that
/ four battAlions Of the twelfth army
corps, stationed af Algeria. has been
ordered to hold themselves in readiness
TO embark. Preparations are being
made al diiferents ports TO expedite the
shipments Of troops. The territorial
troops, the dispatches say. are 70 take
she places Of the baitalions leaving Al
geria.
Placed en- the B0uFse.
The Imperial Bank today placed for
sale on the Bourse, treasury certificates
10 the amount OF 30,000,0 600 marks.
cur Naval omeeFs In Berlin
BERLIN, Feb. le.-CommandeF Chad
wick aud Lieutenant Buckingham, OF
the American navy, arrived at Kiel TO
inspeos the dookyaFds there.
A Pare Invensisn.
The North German Gdssfte dealaFes
that the Germans statement that the
Government melted the publication Of
Cardinal Jaoobini's dispatches TO be
pure invention.
Prusslan Politics.
The Prussian Ministerial Council de-
eided 10 postpone the submission Of the
Church bill 70 the Landtag until after
the RsichstRg elections The extent Of
the revision Of the May Laws depends
upon the pliability Of the CeuseE. A
number OF Conservatives In The Ober
haus are not willing TO consent T. The
return OF the religious orders and will
ttUu8fo atf1HA btcn4A4e aeA4 HSA40A1 W
induce then TO yield.
Urging Opposition 90 Parnell.
LoEDoz, Feb. t0.--An urgent whip has
been sect 10 all the Tory and Liberal
Unioniat members Of the Commons,
gnmmoninQ them 20 be on hand TO vote
AGAINST PafneIPa amendment 20 the cd.
dress In reply 70 the oueen's spsech.
In the Hoase sf CemmonA
LowDoE, Feb. I0.-Redmond, q Ms
tionaIisf, resumed the debate on Par
neIl's amendment this evening IN the
HOUSE Of Commons. He said that be |
apoke a. one soon 70 undergo. IN CON-
pany with john Dillon and others, q |
trial, which would probably end with |
impriscnmsnt for assisting ID che ope |
Fations Of the plan Of campaign. So tar |
se the plan had been applied, not more |
than twenty estates, up 10 date, had |
BEEN broueht under ice operation, and |
IN no case vas IL proposed 70 deprive the |
Landlord Of his rent, bat simply 70 ona-
bic the tenants 10 bank their money for |
proteofion In cases where the landlords |
refused 20 make fair reductions. II |
every instances IN which the plan had |
been tried the landlords found u adVis. |
able 70 make q concession. There were
fewer eviotions than for several years
pFsvisus and an almost total abaeaee Of |
outraeea.
Marquis Harrington said the plan Of |
campaign was not tho main question |
before the House. To vote for. Psfnell's |
amendment vas q vote viEtaaily for the |
wans Of oouflaence IN the Rovernment. |
| The other questions therefore could not |
be discussed on their merits. but only |
with references 10 the eject Of the |
amendment on The fste Of The govern |
meat. Admitting that the relations BE-
tween the landlords and tenants IN Ire |
land was far from satisfactory u was no |
measure 20 suspend or fedoce of abolish |
The payments Of rents. Such . plan !
would be found no boon 20 the poor |
tenants.
Coatinuine. Lord Hartington said ths |
real remedies for the serarisn crisis are |
10 Be fouod in providing q larger pre- i
duofivs employment for he people, or
voluntary emigration conducted and /
supported By The local suthokities. sam, /
where laudieFds existed the land laws
must be enforced. II would never Be /
possible 10 Get rid Of tbs ultimate Fosori /
70 eviction. The course Of the govern.
menf 10 prosecuting the authors Of the /
plan Of the campaign was riRht and
straightforward, and Il vas The daty of /
the government ~ attack men engaged
In an Illegal conspiracy and prevent
their lesdina Aalrsy the tenants, who
we're their dupes. Gladstone had de-
claFsd that the plan Of campaign bad
resaItea from she policy Of the govern
ment II refusing 20 adopt the anspen-
si8u Of osictions It'll. Could PaFlia
N NJ hold that a. q legitimate eonss-
quenoe, the Fsiection Of a1y measure
lefa tue people morally entitled 70 take
the ia9 into thsiF own hands and
do what P4Fiiament refused 10 do
fehserBl. II TIE plan Of eampaiRn Il
was Illegal II iss enf0reemant was
nos sisppsd, it vouid Be The end 70 al /
salationa bsswesn TIE landlord and tan
ant. Il wsuI4 oanss "a intsFsieene var
and resuis insthe total destraction Of
The pouer of tie landlord - 0btain any
reuf sxosp4 what tha tenanta cboae 70